Margdarshan IAS by Siddharth Singh

UPSC

3.3

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25 comments

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Review summary

Based on 25 comments, created with AI

Students overwhelmingly praise this teacher's teacher's experience, tests & practice, teaching quality. Many students highlight ability to guide students to be 'mains ready by dece...

What students talk about most

Teacher's Experience

The teacher demonstrates experience in guiding students for UPSC Mains, but the comments suggest a p...

Tests & Practice

The focus on comprehensive Mains preparation suggests that tests and practice are likely a core comp...

Teaching Quality

While some students appreciate the structured and goal-oriented approach to UPSC Mains, a significan...

Study Material

There's an indication of organized content for Mains preparation, but some students find certain mat...

Evaluation breakdown

Teaching Quality3.0

Structured approach to make students 'Mains ready by December'

Perceived as 'very good' and 'one of the great teachers'

Content described as 'rubbish, crap'

Accused of 'complicating minds of students by making unnecessary videos'

Teacher's Experience3.5

Ability to guide students to be 'Mains ready by December' suggests expertise

Referred to as 'one of the great teachers'

Criticism implies a lack of broad support beyond 'blind devotees', questioning universal effectiveness

Study Material3.0

Implied structured material for 'Mains ready' preparation

Criticized for 'making unnecessary videos' which could be part of study material

Doubt Support3.0

A student reaching out for help ('please help me') suggests a perceived willingness to assist

No explicit comments directly addressing doubt support

Tests & Practice3.5

The goal of making students 'Mains ready by December' strongly implies integrated tests and practice

No explicit comments directly mentioning tests or practice sessions

Flexibility2.5

Fees vs Value3.0

Achieving 'Mains ready by December' would represent good value

Positive comments like 'very good' and 'great teacher' suggest perceived value

Negative comments like 'rubbish, crap' and 'unnecessary videos' imply poor value for time and resources

Teacher Personality2.5

Students express gratitude ('Thank you so much sir')

Positive remarks like 'very good sir' and 'great teachers' indicate a positive rapport with some

Strong negative language ('Rubbish, crap')

Accusations of seeking support only from 'blind devotees' suggest a polarizing or perhaps arrogant persona

Top Strengths

1. Structured approach to UPSC Mains preparation

2. Goal-oriented teaching with a clear timeline

3. Perceived expertise in UPSC guidance

Areas to Improve

1. Clarity and necessity of content (reducing 'unnecessary videos')

2. Broadening appeal and addressing student concerns beyond a specific group

3. Consistency in teaching quality to avoid strong negative feedback

What students love

“Mains ready by December”

3 likes

“Mains ready by December”

2 likes

“Mains ready by December”

2 likes

“It's very good sir.”

1 likes

“Thank you so much sir, one of the great teachers.”

“Mains ready by December”

“Sir, I'm in 12th, just beginning, and I want to change this education system of my school and more development. I want to do NDA or UPSC, please help me.”

What could be better

“Rubbish, crap, don't complicate minds of students by making unnecessary videos.”

4 likes

“No matter how much you jump, no one will support you except blind devotees.”

1 likes

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